that. >> stay with us forc that. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc the death toll from sunday's quake in turkey has climbed to more than 200 people. miraculous stories of people being rescued. seven rushed to the hospital after two vehicles collide in a san francisco intersection. the drivers of both vehicles are suspected of driving under the influence. oakland mayor quan does an about face on youth curfews. the administrator says the mayor is in favor of some sort of curfew. live look to the east no clouds west clouds lurking at the coast sea breeze coming back.

live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, a few folks paying cash to get into the city otherwise just overnight roadwork. more people will be getting into the city over the next couple of hours and elsewhere. thanks for joining us i'm eric top mass. and i'm kristen sze seven hospitalized with major injuries this morning after a minivan ran a red light and plowed into another car before 2:00 this morning at 10th and howard seats in the south of market. police detained both drivers for blood tests. they are investigating whether alcohol was involved. the minivan may be connected to an earlier hit-and-run. so far no arrests have been made. all victims suffered major injuries. they are expected to survive. the death toll has reached 270, following a massive quake that turkey. the 7.2 quake injured another 1,000 people. katie marzullo is live with

the latest on the search for survivors. >> reporter: one of the most recent stories we are hearing is that of a man rescued from the rubble after he called for help on his cell phone. three others were saved from the same spot. there's this video you can watch as workers use chisels to cut away concrete and metal and pull the man free of the debris. he was under a collapsed six story building. he looks limp, but he's alive. the injured are recovering in a tent set up for triage. there are not enough hospitals to handle the wounded. the death toll has reached 270 people. it is expected to grow. but not as substantially as initially feared according to turkey's interior minister. an eastern city near the iranian border was hardest hit, 80 multi-story buildings collapse.

authorities are warning people to stay away. people standing right on top of the buildings, on top of the rubble and digging through with their bare hands in a desperate attempt to find more survivors. there are others filing to bus stations trying to get out of town. within the first 10 hours of the quake u.s. scientists recorded more than 100 aftershocks. the shaking could continue for days. again death toll in turkey 270. katie marzullo, abc7 news. many turks in the bay area are having a hard time getting in touch with family members in turkey. scenes of recovery efforts have been playing nonstop on turkish television. one bay area man says where the quake was centered isn't equipped with many hospitals. he was able to reach his father yesterday but many more loved ones are missing.

>> friends and relatives, and you know they are dead under those concrete buildings, suffering and probably most of them are dead by now. >> another bay area man says he has a sister in one of the hardest hit areas iphone lines are down and all he can do is -- areas -- all he can do is wait. road rage may have thread to a deadly crash in san leandro. the highway patrol believes the driver of a transit van deliberately hit a motorcycle saturday and dragged it several miles. the van driver is 31-year-old eddie hall of oakland. the motorcyclist died. investigators say he was with a group of six to eight bikers believed to be hells angels. they believe he had some sort of confrontation on the freeway with hall. >> it sounds like the van was moving over to get into a lane that maybe the motorcycle was

in. i don't know if there was communication between the two, unknown at this point. suddenly, the van turned and hit the motorcycle. >> police say hall pulled the van over to the shoulder of the freeway. investigators say he tried to run but was caught and arrested. investigators not connecting that incident with the search for hells angels member accused of killing another member. police say steve ruiz is wanted in the fatal shooting of steve towson it happened last weekend. over the weekend officers got a tip that ruiz was at a house in stockton, a search turned up nothing. police say ruiz is armed and dangerous. a treasured relic missing from st. mary's in san francisco. security guards say this historic bell church bell was last seen mounted on the parking lot pedestal 2:00 yesterday morning. the bell has been part of

st. mary's since the 1600s. it was salvaged from burned out ruins of the old cathedral in 19672. in august of last year, -- 1962. in august of last year another bell disappear. the circumstances were similar and that bell hasn't been seen since. seven san francisco mayoral candidates are asking for a full investigation into possible election fraud by supporters of mayor ed lee. over the weekend, candidate ye's campaign released video that appears to show -- one complaint specifically mentions several special plastic stencils placed over ballots that would prevent voters from selecting a candidate other than lee. lease's spoke man says the mayor is just as up -- lee's

spokesman says the mayor is just as upset. >> that group doesn't represent anything about his campaign. we want that group to cease and desist immediately. >> the seven candidates calling for federal oversight are: oakland mayor quan has changed her mind and now supporting a crime fighting measure she once opposed. aides say is now in favor of some sort of curfew. how it would be implemented must be worked out. city administrator santana is working with staff to create a plan that would work with existing resources. city council president says the change of heart is new to him. he backs the curfew but says quan has blocked its passage

in recent weeks. hundreds of bay area religious leaders will add their voices to the occupy movement. they are set to gather at justin herman plaza to offer prayers and support. they will take part in a march to nearby financial institutions. that is expected to begin 10:30 this morning. if you are going to be in the area, beware of that. in oakland police are cracking down on parking violators around frank ogawa plaza. police have been issuing parking citation along 14th street where cars have been topping to leave donations for demonstrators. protesters continue to defy an order to vacate at night. >> gentleman 4:38. let's check -- 4:38 let's check in with mike. >> i was a perfect weekend. >> a pretty darn good weekend. >> going to continue that? >> things are changing, you know this time of the year we can't keep those 80s and sun all the way out to the coast

this forecast for long. here is the main player, notice the curl, counterclockwise flow off the coast steering cooler winds our way. you can see there's clouds and fogs developing, half mile less than that at half moon bay down to quarter mile visibility because the fog is so thick there. microclimates going deepest napa 48, santa rosa 51. 59 san jose. 60 mountain view, oakland and san francisco more homogenizeed by the afternoon. the clouds spread up the coast keeping everybody cooler including the sea breeze most mid to upper 70s. 70 san francisco around noon temperature will drop this afternoon. mid to upper 60s monterey and santa cruz to near 80 to gilroy. cooler tomorrow and tomorrow

night into wednesday that fire danger returns. once it passes seasonal temperatures the rest of the way with happy monday. so far, so good just overnight roadwork. peninsula both decks of 101 between marsh and university, -- construction and roadwork there the willow on and off-ramp shutdown in both directions until 5:00 this morning. let's go to 680 in walnut creek live look towards 24 it is moving at the limit through san rafael 101 southbound looks good headlights headed in the southbound direction. 4:40. revealing new book about steve jobs hits stores today. some of the surprises it contains, coming up. how you can get an insider's view of the private memorial for the late apple

co-founder. two billboard companies rejected it. muni says this ad is okay to plaster on dozens of buses. why it is going to raise eyebrows, next.

good morning. 4:33 live look on the embarcadero not a lot of cars out. things are changing for us with cooler temperatures. mike is going to look at that for you. sue is going to talk about your commute in just a moment. sex workers ad campaign rejected by two billboard companies has made it to san francisco muni buses. the campaign is sponsored by a clinic in san francisco run by and for sex workers and their families. their feature and photos with

health care providers to show they are all everyday people. the ads with will run on 50 muni buses through mid november. apple is making the company's memorial service for steve jobs available online now. the service was held last wednesday at apple's cupertino headquarters. i was open to employees only. the -- it was open to employees only. it stars with a speech from tim cook who replaced jobs. he described jobs as having the curiosity of a child and the mind of a genius. jobs died october 5th, after a battle with pancreatic cancer. you can find a link to the video at apple.com. revealing new book about the apple co-founder comes out today. the biographer had unprecedented access to jobs. he conducted 40 interviews the last took place weeks before jobs died. lillian kim has more. >> reporter: at books inc, in the castro district, copies

are ready to go. it is titled "steve jobs." the book chain expects brisk sales. >> we get people calling asking if they can preor. >> reporter: the book goes on sale less than thee weeks after jobs died. his battle with the disease is one of the books stunning revelations. the book goes into the detail about the ceo's contempt for bill gates and his anger toward google which he quites to grand theft of the iphone. >> i knew jobs was upset at google coming out with android phones. i didn't know he wanted to go thermo nuclear against google and put every dollar in apple's war chest into destroying them. >> reporter: one of the interesting stories is how jobs and his biological father met in the 80s before they knew they were related. his sister made the discovery after having tracked their father down. >> he says, i wish you could have seen me when i was

running a bigger restaurant. everybody used to come there, even steve jobs used to eat there. and mona is taken aback and bites her tongue and say steve jobs is your son. he said yeah he was a great tipper. that was lillian kim reporting. the biographer walter eye sock will appear on "good morning america" this morning. the halloween mask that pose a suffocation risk. libyan rebels declare their country liberated. the death of muammar gadhafi casts a shadow on libya's road to democracy. the issue that has knocked san francisco out of the top spot for tourists. hey, your high speed internet here, at home...

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welcome back. here's flights, are there any delays? not around here and not throughout the midwest into the east. off to a good start. how should you dress or pack? how about 50s, 40s from portland, seattle, fargo. throw mid 60s around the great lakes into the northeast. 70s and 80s everywhere south 90 in phoenix. flight tracker at abc7news.com at the bottom. 4:49. >> libya's transitional leaders calling for patience and tolerance as the nation begins to rebill. jalil -- laid out his vision for the country's two year road to democracy. the transition is clouded by questions about the death of gadhafi. libyan officials claim he was killed in a shootout with rebel forces. video indicates he was killed

after he was captured. secretary of state clinton says she supports investigation by libya's transitional government and the united nations. bay area protester -- [ unintelligible ] dozens chanted and held signs in san francisco's union square yesterday against the regime president assad street violence has killed 4500, authorities have jailed at least 45,000 for opposing the government. john mccain is suggesting military action be taken to protect civilians in syria. injured red-tailed hawk has been rescued. the hawk was spotted with a nail through his head. it appeared to have been shot with a nail gun. rescuers tried for several days to capture the bird but it eluded them. it was caught this weekend. the hawk has been taken to the

wildlife center in san jose for treatment. san francisco has slipped from number one to two on the list of most popular tourist spots% charleston, south carolina now tops the survey. the difference? it appears to be friendliness. 90% of conde nast readers found charleston to be a friendlier place. 66% found san francisco to be the friendlier place. tourism officials say they heard aggressive panhandling helped bring down the score. >> those tourists didn't meet you two. >> that would have chased them out much quicker. >> we weren't even asking for money, just viewership. >> speak for yourself. >> the weather should have made up for it. >> especially if you want to spend time at the coast gorgeous, sun, 80s from our inland valleys to the coast.

notice, way, way, way in the back of this picture as we look west from the peak you can see the clouds lingering along the coast. we'll show you what is going on southerly surge coming back. where it pulls the marine layer and clouds back up from the south. it turns it the right and right and pushes it through the san bruno gap will continue to come up if the south and make a right turn to the golden gate and fill in the bay during the morning hours calm conditions everywhere else. things are changing this monday morning. temperatures all over the scale 48 in napa up to 62 in oakland as we look at highlights, coastal clouds cooling trend begins mostly cloudy cooler tonight high fire danger tuesday into wednesday higher fire danger because the winds are going to get breezy overnight and it is

so dry now compared to yesterday everybody is dropping from four degrees in fremont, concord six san jose eight double digits oakland, san francisco and santa rosa 10 to 12° cooler than yesterday. clouds fill in during the morning hours start to push into the bay by 9:00 even around noon that one finger of fog hangs out from the golden gate to oakland and berkeley keeping you guys near 70 while we are in the 60s along the coast we'll still have 80s inland where they get pushed to today. mid to upper 70s in the south bay 77 saratoga, campbell and san jose. 75 redwood city and palo alto. mid 60s along the coast 70 probably pearl in the afternoon temperatures falling -- early in the afternoon temperatures falling most of san francisco in the 60s during the afternoon because of the sea breeze.

mid to upper 70s through the north bay valleys. low to mid 70s along the east bay shore. inland mid 70s to near 80° for our east bay valleys. cooler trend up and down the coast from 63 eureka 71 in l.a. record high in tahoe yesterday. tomorrow offshore wind will develop looks like things will stay sunny until friday and saturday cooler weather on the way. over to oakland now. road hazard chp not being specific it is eastbound 580 the ramp to westbound 980 some sort of road hazard in the lane. use caution in you are in the area. 280 san jose very light, there's one car going through

not a bad drive towards cupertino northbound 280. toll plaza no lights. smooth drive westbound on the incline through treasure island into san francisco. abc7news.com/traffic for the latest. san jose fire investigators still trying to determine the cause of a blaze at an apartment complex that displaced 50 people. firefighters had to rescue six people from the burning building at south king road yesterday morning. a few residents rushed to knock on doors to warn neighbors. flames caused heavy damage to the 20 unit complex. >> there was so much smoke and flame they could barely get in to attack the fire. people running in and out trying to get a rescue the people up on the balcony and within the apartment complex. >> fortunately, no one was hurt. the red cross has been helping

victims. target stores recalling children's masks because of a danger of suffocation. 3400 of the plush green frog masks were sold for a dollar each at target stores nationwide. they do not have proper ventilation. so far there have been no reports of injuries. the masks can and should be returned to target for a refund. in san jose west coast only breast milk bank says demand haszuh[÷ skyrocketed andy is dwindling. the -- the mother's milk bank of california is only able to provide milk to neonatal intensive care units. the bank relies on donation from mothers who pump extra milk. the internet has caused a down turn in donations with some mothers selling their milk on ebay. russian sailing ship's visit to san francisco isn't going to happen. the 36 foot long ship was

supposed to arrive friday. moscow called off the trip over legal and diplomatic issues. russians worry the ship may be seized after a court was ordered to turnover a library with jewish books and documents, the court says it was illegally seized by the russian government. big change may be coming to one of the bay area's biggest roads. next, the plan that could give cars and trucks less room on el camino real. >> reporter: in san francisco, several mayoral candidates are upset and calling for an investigation. i'm amy hollyfield, i'll tell you whose campaign they are targeting, next. san jose police officer involved in another shooting